The Rosetown Kinsmen Accessible Playground Project is one of 14 projects that have received a portion of $1 million as a 2024 recipient of Co-op Community Spaces.

Co-op Community Spaces is designed to help protect, beautify and improve spaces across Western Canada. Celebrating its 10th year, Community Spaces has invested a total of $13.5 million in 189 projects in three categories: recreation, environmental conservation and urban agriculture. FCL administers Community Spaces on behalf of more than 160 local Co-ops operating in 600 communities.

The Rosetown Kinsmen Accessible Playground Project looks to build an inclusive playground in the community of Rosetown. This would allow disabled and handicapped youth to enjoy themselves and experience their childhood freely and without the physical barriers present at most playgrounds. This project aims to foster greater connectivity between the surrounding Communities, perfect for outdoor recreation and accessible to everyone.

Learn more about the program and its recipients at communityspaces.ca.